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wondering how no ahould face tho
music when he goes back. Laughter. I
We find he has had . long bad day oil II.
He has worked hard aimee early morning.
but he has made poor ',catch.a He has
caught, al told, but one poor little starv.
gu, innocent and hungry trout. Laugh.
teri He doesn't know what's the mat.
tor. Somebody ought 10 toll him. The
fish have some sense They know some.
thing about the eternal fitness Of things;
they are ashamed to bits. Laughter and
cheers. He thinks tho trouble Ia with
his bait. He wanted to fish to-day With
BLACK lies, but not a fly could be found
ana he had to turn over a.oucs aud dig in
the ground 10 catch a lot OF common Hsh.
worms. Flo doesn't know why they
could not catch tho flies. Tho reason Ia
aimple: they, too, have some aenss, too
much to 70 fishing on DECORATION Day.
lLsushter.l They, loo, are Ashamed 81
him. and they tako to their wings and fly
away. They won't even blow anywhere
about him. Great laughter and cries Of
"Thats 3d." All nature Is In revolt
against him aud doesn't aeem to know II,
and he doesn't care. 90 tho Solid South 10
assured that he has no sympathy with
these continental PRACTICES that keep
alive the fecollectiona OF tho war.
A little thing, Is 1t, for the President OF
the United States to 70 fishing on Decora-
ton DAyf No, 1t Is not little thing.
Applause 1t 10 q shameful disgrace
that cannot be excused. even in one who
hired q substitute; and Just SO surely as he
Ia renomineted in 1883 no will learn the
truth OF what l say. Applause And
State will not wait until next year to visit |
upon him directly their condemnation.
Ihey may not get chance at him then. |
He may not BIO renominated. Tho Demo.
cratic party Bometimen has spells of aani. |
". Applause The people Of Ohio will |
make sure OF their work by overwhelming
with their ballots this year his champion
End defender and candidate, Mr.. Thos. Z. |
Powell. [Applauae and cheers, loud and |
long continued I..'3i7El,a6
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rHyRUSrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL EBTATE NEAR HOARD TRKE, NAB

", J. W. CoxDIN, Solicitor. IN, 10 n E.
" II. HiItA. AuctlpDecr, ~ wy sll SEQ
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CLEVELAND AND TiIE SOLDIERS

I'D ID ~ .. . .
Extract from Forahei's Grent Speech q,
|il. jniiddietown, Ohio. iat V5ij
Blu! now let us consider further. Have
you verstopped to think whata world Of
beautiful, sacred aud holy thought Is con.
nected with Decoration DayP Yes, l
know you have, because you are . patriotic
people. l do not need, therefore to dwell
upon the significance Of that day. But
Hllow me to briefly recall that picture
which Ia presented by the loyal people Of
this country on the 30lh day Of May, 4,
As the day approaches. the WARMING
sunshine OF spring time brings out tho
flowers. AS they peep and bud, aud
bloom and blossom, the mothers and
widows and orphans note their coming,
and watch with anxious care for the
brightest and most beautiful. They have
a special use for them. They are thinking
Of the dark and trying days Of 1s0l-'G5.
They ore recalling idolzed, darling boys,
husbands and fathers, who thon yolnn.
teered and marched away alter the flag,
never to return agAin. They remember,
as though 1t waB but yesterday, the last
fond embrace. They again feel the
wsenchirg Of the chord strings Of the
heart. They are once more, blinded with
tears. They recall that strange, wild dc.
lirium Of war. They again hear the rattle
Of the drum, the shrill, piercing notes Of
the fife. They once more soc the
flag floating on the brsezs. They
hear sgsin tho resounding tramp Of march.
Ing men. They SEQ pale but determined
faces in line. Harkl they arc moving.
They are of. They fade out Of sight for.
ever. Oh, God, con any Language express
the utter loneliness and desoIation OF the
mothers and wives who thus gave no
thsir loved onesi Think Of them as they
returned to their homes, there to wait
and watch and pray until their dsriinps
might come home again. Recall II YOU
can how the ionely wifu with her hepiess
bnbe struggled to eks out q subsistence,
sud how eech day efie tried with spsrtan
heroism to cheer her inquiring children
with stories about what they would do
when papa should come malching home
again, and oh languifh unspeakab,e! when
at last, like athundssbo!t, the news comes
that there has been another great battle,
and in the liat OF the dead is found the
namo Of that dear one. Recall il you can
the terrible scenes, the great sacritces, the
unutterable woe Of that fearful tine, and
then you can appreciate what ia pacing
in the minds Of the mother, the widow
and the orphans, and the surviving COM
radcs, as they note the budding and
blooming OF the bright flowers OF spring.
time. They ere thinking again of tbs low
grassy mound in the cemetery where lie
and sleep their last sleep the braye-heart-
I'D heroes who went down in the primo Of
their manhood. VI So SECS $3.50
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI q ST, 6
4 LOUIS RAILWAY Co,-Panhandle Route.
Under Echedule In effect MAY rs, 1857, lrsIns
leave Wheeling, Central Standard time: For SUM
benylle and Pittsburgh. G:S5 r. NJ ! 12:S5 D; m.
$40 p. NJ For steubenville, sos D. m. i Tho G:Ss
a. m aud sos p II. t1a!ns make direct ceauec,,@1
ior Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis aud Chs.
tiou for Columbus and Chicago. h 1.E,''s' 1s'
Trains arrive o. Wheeling G,l5 a. M, 1000 9, NJ,
2a5 p M. Ano o:uO .. m iAl-fi si,sts.Si ~ mvN
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(; a Useful PrecantIop. !.

1t Is useful precaution for tho tourlss, the
Commercial traveller, or tho cmigrant to the West,
to take along Hostet.er's Stomach Bitten. Inya
Hdswho travel BY Steamboat or 1ail should provide
themselves with II, in order 10 prevent or remedy
tho nauaea which tho Earring md vibration OF ye.
hic'es N sransss often Causes .hom. Vastly NC.
iesable Is II Tor this simple, but neeuiul purpo,c.
70 tho heady unmedfcs,ed ltimulanh Of commerce
On board ship. 1t not only remedies sea sickue,s.
but neutralixeS the peinlclous effects OF wster
slightly brankish. which, II unqualieed, IL ant 10
give liss 10 Irregularities Of Tho bowels, cramps In
tho abdominal region. and dyspepsia. 5 10 TIC he
Slick headache, heartburn. aud wind upon th III.
stomach, are promptly b6niStcd BY Il n ii health.
fully stimulates the kidnoyx aud bladder, and mi.
lluea The early SYMPHONIC Of rheumatism, - 100.
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Mexican War Veteran.

Tho wonderful efficacy OF Swift'a speei1e Is n
remedy and euro for rheuma,lsm aud nil blood dis.
rrses, has urvcr had more conspicuous Illustration
than this case affords Tho candid, unsolicited and
emphatic testimony given by tho venerable geatts.
rnn must DO accepted Us convincing and conclusive
Tho writer Is prominent clifton OF Mississippi Tho
gentleman to whom Mr.. tlnrcfcrs, and to whom
ho 10 Indebted for the advlco TO which no owes his
Annl rc]iOi from years Of suffering, Is Mr. King. for
many ycarsthc popular night clerk Of tho Lawrcncs
House, at Jackson.
SisT JACKSON. Miss, April 70. 1857.
THE swlrr sIzclvio COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga. ~
Gehlehsen-I have been IN invalid pcnsioncr for
forty years, having contracted pulmonary and ohes
diseases In tho Mexican War. but not till tho lSt OF
March. 1875, did feel any symptoms OF rheumatism,
On that day wns suddenly stricken with that dis.
case IN both hips and ankles. For twcnty days I
walked on crutchcs. Then tho pain was less Violent
bu. 1t shifted ;ro, joiat to 1o!at, For weeks would.
10 totally disabled either oil ono side Vi my body 3:
eleven years and seven from March i.
ls;S. when was trst attacked, 70 October lSsS,
when PVT S SsS SsSen years Ct In
Ecstcd ny fstcnds, but if ever received the least
benefit from any MeG!cinc taken internally or OK.
terna!y an, not aware OF Il: Finally. a6out tho
Hot Springs OF Arkansas, having lcsparcd OF every
other remedy, when accidentally met IN old nc.
Quairtnnce, Ar. King. now OF tho Lnwrcnce House
q this city. 3e bad oneo boon great sufferer from
rheumatism, ana, as ! supposed, had LeSn cured
told me TINT bis yst g the Hot SPRINGS Was In vain
no heard for the rst tinnc Of tho s. s. an rcmety
FOR rheumatism. He tried Il aud SIX bottles made
aonnrte cure. Several years have passed since hut
DO Ills i,ad no return Of tho disease: -
tooE four bottles md by tbs Ergs Of October was
weIl-ns far as tho rheumatism was concerned. All
palii had disappeared. and HAVE NOT yELT TwNos
" havo no intcrcat In making this statement othc:
than tho homo ,bat II may dircct some other sufferer
10 sure NurcS q roliSf ana y hns this result
am well rewarded for my trouble. Il ltu very 70.
spccitully aud truly your fseud. = !, =.
RI sale BY all druggists. Treatise on blood and
siln pIIeascs mailed free. III X.
t3l.i y h rux SWIFT srrc,rlc Co., M
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Success lsswnrtia Nlcrlt

as q rule, and Sozodont Ia no exception.
There Is not IN tho market a preparation
the Gale OF which has been attended with
more success. Decay Of the teeth Ia pre-.
vented by sozadont. It imparts to them
m ivory Wilderness. 1t is g liquid, not o
gritty md corrosive paste or powder. 1t
remedies oGcnslysness Of tho breath,
leaves an agreeable flavor in the mouth,
aud y i!aeli fragrant. Being what it is, no
WONDER that sozodont ia SUCCESS, and Ia
made the subject Of 60 many econiums.
-M .-. w ~ ~ r.rhsAw
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uUnto1d Acouy from Catarrl.n

Prof. ". TIAUnNgR, tho famous mcsmcrist,
of ithaca, ". Y, writes: "Somo ten years ago
l suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
in5,lrabc, and said L must die. My case WIS rs
such 4 bad ono, tint. every day, towards sun.
set, my voice would became 50 hoarsc could
barely speak above whisper. In the morning
my coughing and clearing OF MY throat would
Catarrh Remedy, In three months, was a vel!
mnn, md the euro hrs been permanent"
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BABIES that are iretful. peevlsh, cross
Or troubled With Windy Colic, Tsething
Palma or Stomach Disorders, can be re-
Loved at once by using Acker's Baby
soother. 1t contains no Opium or Nor
phine, honce is ssfe. Price is copts. Sold
BY Logan 4 Co., g. r. Goetze, Chas. Men
kemlller, R. B. Burt and Bowie Broe. 5
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.TnoaAs:1. Rrsrlsa, FIJI ss2205 Pine Street,
81. Louis, No.. writes: ~ was glaAt 81 qnfer
hnrdly breathe, aid WAS constantly hawking
and splitting, and for The last eight months
could not breathe through the nosttils.
thought nothing could be done for nc. Luck
lily, was advised 10 try Or; Saec's CNtarrh
It 10 BID the an!y agrc remedy for catatrh now
manufactured, and n;!0 has pMi? to Elvc It .
fair trial to experience Astounding results and
q Et,r,NpccuL cllrc, !" $3.50 - L -----
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IN Brief, md to tho Point

Tig-- tfil Al bFie1, una TO mo fotnts
Dyspepsia is dreadful. Dlsordered liver
IS misery. Indigestion is q Zoe TO good
Tbs human digestive apparatus is one
o. the most complicated and wonderful
thilnga In existence. It is easily pu. out Of
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry, lats houra, If.
z ,1e;as ha9lss, aud many other things
american people nation Of dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flower hns done a
wonderful work in reforming this aad basil
nes9 and making the american people 60
healthy that they ean enjoy their meals
K t,'9 happlnesa without
brings health and happinass to the dye.
peptic. Ask your druggist for q bott1le.
sevcnty.tive cents. M 81 {. : 80
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CAN'T SLEEP Nights is the complaint Of
thousands suaering from Asthma, Con.
sumption: Coughs, etc. d,you evsr try
AcSer's English Isemedy It IL the best
preparation known for oil Lung Troubleu,
sold on positive guarantee at l0c., l5c,
Logan y Co., @. R. Goetse, Chas. Menke.
miller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros, i s,
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AcKER's Blood Elixir ia the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t Is positive cure
for Ulcers, Eruptio1a OF syphilitic Pot
soning. It purides tho whole system, and
baniahes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
paine. We guarantee It. Logan & COO
R.Goetss, Q. Menkemillsr, r. 3. Burt and
Bowie Bros. t.:5gi5 7|SSg i
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TIE bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm that !
obtained OF you last summer he's entirely
cured my little boy Of r severe attack Of
Office, Ala. rrhs4w
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A Charitable millionaire

Senator Stanford Gays the university he
70 founding In California will absorb oil
hiu wealth and will BIO for the exclusive
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ELL Nonslss, l:urlrr P. o.. Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: MY Galgitet i,aa ,patssru T!,sn
Sagc's CNtarrh Kennedy advertised, and pro-
cured a bottle for her, and soon saw TINT it
helped her; third bottle effected aperlna-
Isn't n,,rc. She Is now eighteen Years old md
uatlna au.I lprr.y" ..'grg. .a,'at- -.
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When 4 sly little hand you're permitted 10 seize,
with YeIYety sotiness about Il, lg.INlh TT6Fl'l
DO you think you eau drop II with mover asqueexc
Well, maybe you Can-but doubt II, i'FfG
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G'he !0lltelEiQs.aI,le.r.
Once. Nos. % and 81 fourteenth street.
I DOUBT IT.

When pair Of red lips arc upturned 10 your own
With Ito one 10 gossip about tt, igy7lEb'fiFl6iC
Do you pray for endntnnoe 10 let them hlonee
Well, maybe you do but doubt II. I, ~
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features OF tho Money md stock
IgstiHt .4L EBtrtl MarlAts : ht57fI 40 hHI4FCfeHg


NEW YohE, Oct. 6,-Money cay al 10 8 por cent,
last loan at per cent. closed offered a, per cent,
Primo mercantile paper a. s,sssls per cent s,e,l.
lug exchange dull bns steady q. 81 7o95za4 50.
stock marke. was dult except tor s,ven Or
eixht stocks. which monopolized The greater part
Or taa dealings and tho entire interest IN the spec.
at,on. Inc leading stock, were all Influenced BY
a,1gtens causes and Western Union was foremost
ihe terms Of the deal between tbs latter and ihe
ha ,u, q Onio have been agreed upon and that
y WIZ De contaminated at The annual meeting OF
NV western Union stockholders on the 18th Inst,
coal stocks very weak. Northern Pacific soon pass.
ca thsp, however. white Weitctn gulon was rc
maafhkapiy vel, hid until late In the day. Nl'lIt
Inc make! became. dull ID the AFTERNOON, the
9nly feature belng weak spell Oh tho selling OF
.ha she hs,d ieW mionles The ,aa! aguses were
and steady Closug prices arc Irregular, but do.
e.nes are IA sae taaJ0fity, aud Northern Pacific
preletfs1 lost 2, Delaware 4 lIud' on TX and Kar.
s w. w rSS% Get cent u has beeu announced
favorable freight contract, Sale. 1914! shares.
Railroad bonds very dull, sales s7l70oV. -
government &c. bonds dull and steady. I. fIS |
sate bonds dull and steady, IN, y AiE
t.IaaF sfoeR auorArfoas-crosEp ED.
n's. Es,eoupon....l:4 Northern Psc, arsta 1Ils
o ,.hs rae beConlAlte
atl q " Vs..:.'lN Eorthwest consola. l3Sx
Missouri 6s...........,i0 stLES Il t;eH' M iis,<
Tenn: 6s settlemon.a l03 i, PAul consols,..i9sH
W na........... 100 49, r., u, d p, lrstA ll6 |
do ts...',........ :, GgtSTQx d rac land RrfR II
Central Pacific 0sAli TICK, q PAD. II. a. az. -
.. q y. q: flnts....lN Ira coupons,,.,,,,,. a
y. q T. dWaL lrutS 70 Union Pac. arSts.....s 1iiN
Erie seconds. ...... 9Dk Vcet Shore .......' 1sS
n. 4. u ]. gen. ds.... A0 IA ~" ~
"a noNpa-ClosRD BID. aNstaaNl
Adams kxpress-.".lt5 Northern pnciHc....., 2lJs
American E1preH. l07hl do preieired s..'.. 1sl2
Canada 6outhern... t4h, Chjcsxo N. w. ioH
Central Paelac........ 81 DO preie,red iia
olaG AZ y Ohio. blISew York Contral. .lC6H
~ ass Preferred. y1IOhio Mississippi... ii
O., @, y. d 1....,..,,,,, 81 lpaclhe Msil. . SSL
Denver & r. G.....,... 2lt1lpittsburv ......
Ne............... go. MI Read .,.,... hOk
:. 10 ptcierrGd....... G5zSt L. d B, F,....... SGH
Fort aync.,........,Ib0Ll DO prc;errcd. ... 7iE
Kentas b Texas ,..,,. 23 DO trut prcierreI 1if
I've s Ef!e o. Weat... lb %. d, d St Paul..., 76<
Louisville d Nash, 81 Texas Il PnciHa ''' 81.
L., N. A. d U...,,,, 81 Union pscl0c. h96
Mem. i Ohts.......,,, 81 |ju!tct State Ex"' n
Michigan Ucntral.,., VI w., st. /. d P...... IN
Missouri Pacific. 03L| do preierred. AID
sfAh. d Chat........... n W1Its.Fargo Kx,.,.. 12
now Jeracy Central. u Western UrIop,,..,,.,. 77s
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a Florida town boasts that It ''ean show
up more people to meet trains than any
place OF it's size in the South" JE
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Well, maybe you do-but l doubt Il. \

With wonderful plumpness ab0utIt, fII r.
DO you argue tho point 'twfxt the good mud the
no. harmy 4Hl y ~ IFHfrf'1 - n -'1i -.
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Cotton.

NEw YORK, Oct. 5.-Co,ton closed steady: sales
100 1000 bales; October 9.2aa9 2ic: November 92Oc:
December 9.2lc: January . 2ic: February $500:
March 9,iic; April 9.b2c; May J60c; juno 96Sc;
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Dry Goods.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-Therc was moderate de.
mhnd for spot selections In all departments, but
the general rada reelected The quIes usual to this
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EQtr0ibuSn.

" GTy, Pa. Oct a.-Petrolcum opened a,
sse hlgAess exc: loves: exc; closed 1T CSC;
Ss haIies oleasancca 0o barrcs
CHARTERS sS,tSl barrels; shipments 1896 barrels. :
Nxw York, Oct. t.-petroleum Closed ,ycar
opening at We; highest G9sc; lowest q "; Closed
at &c; sales LIZ, GU barrels -
B lA. "a, Oct; G--opened at C7Ac; closed
a. az S1sSc; highest Gvlc; lowest csc CLEARANCE.
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A Paris correspondent says that broad
nrlmmed hats and "peg top" trouaers are
the coming things for men Of fashion,
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When one American nests another in
CANADA, the first question is, Pleasure or
business 7" i.2. sS.I2I7,' ", " = - =
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1.-Two Stuck,

/. EAT LIBERTY, Oct. .5.-Catte--ReceJpu LEO
nead; shipments % head; market f4ir: prlme 81 Ii
aiyp; is!r TO- coed q s5at CO.. Common s. 5s Is;
Esutis - spas ~ Aogs-RecelP 240 head; ship.
1orkess s. 75ai 50; Common 10 fair light ii Scat CO.
sneet-Heeeipis 100 head: shipments tlyo head
aasKet o9il; prime Fl 2,:. fair 10 good So 5Oa4 rs:
common !! OQaa ": lambs S450a5 81. ~ -
a., oaioAav, Oct. b.-Drorr's Journal reports: Cat.
to CHOICE native 81 95a5 20: Texans 81 WaS %:
0eSves :: 75a5 G;cows aud bulls 81 25A2 Is. Hogs
ENccipis 5000 head; shipments none; market.
q iade active aud Te lover; packing ST 10; IiShi
81 nos1 ~ !eceips WV head: shipmenls
81 f '""1 - ~ ~ AeAa' % VIZ
CINctEE4T1, o., Oct. 5.-HogB weak; common
apq Hsat % eSai 6as packing aud butchers 81 SIS,
= %; receipts 400 head; shipments 500 head, =
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MANY Of the good things Of this life are
sorfowiully lot alone on account OF Dys.
pepsta. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipa-
ton |; sold on positive cusYantee at 25
and 20 cents, BY Logan 4 % @. R. Goetzs,
9. Menken1iller, R. B. Burt and Bowie
Bros. s;i5., iiy9I - sS1 3 =
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S CLEVELAND sNrps rms DEAD.

4 Come with me to the Adirondack noun
taine, and I'll show him to you. Here's
wildwood, and here ia a rippling brook
that coca tumbling to the sea. & LIT us 20
up it and see what VIC can find, It is a
rough path over brush and stones, and sll
the way through q wild woods, but We are
making progress. We have come to'a
bend in the stream. AS We turn and look
up ind ahead Of us we catch a new pic.
tuye. Yonder Is an old NOES covered log
that proiects out over tho stream, d 4 man
10 sitting on It. S. He 10 Of curious form and
mold. He aeems tired, and is all doubled
mp and tumbled In upon himself. 10
would probably weigh Sl5 pounds, but be
looks as though he might be twice that
heavy. We come nearer-we aee that he
Is dressed In hshermau's attire, He has
on q corduroy suit, with metal buttons
and biz pockets, q blue flannel shirt and
alligator boots. Laughter And now,
eB We draw nearer still, We discover who
1t is. q He Is the President Of the United
States, He 10 fishing Tor trout. Laughter,
and cries Of "shame,"] But he doesn't
look comfortable. He seems troubled.
He looks n like a Il bad al boy who
had run away from home, and wa
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!. Lace pins in the form OF brooma are
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Pr1sIuR0H, Pa. Oct. 5.-Pet,oleum active and
hIas,; opened at Gso; closed at 6sc highest &C
est 69c; loves! 677sc; closed It tsc. ~AS' 90
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Tho remaina Of Il boy who was drowned
nino yeara sgo were found In England re-
csntly and recognized by bis boots and a
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Arrivals thus 1921
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There Is rather 4 full supply o. hogs In the mar.
Eet thus week. aud they are quite as good as las,
weess 5: oaestpgs, the number being over thousand
y active ~ all the yards, but with prices smal]
fraction or; ranging from 6ae: most saIes 6Xa7c.
a few rough hogs sold down TO. &c. or .tne re.
eelps s'eai hea e. came over the Pennsylvania
Ohio railroad H. =. ~ :. ~ - -, :, -
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BuckleA's lArnicn Salvo,

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Tho best salye in tho world for cuts,
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is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
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